This leaflet from Canada offers some helpful hints to help ease any vaccination fears; aimed at children aged 5-11.

Getting vaccinated can be daunting, particularly for children and young people. This NHS resource provides some tips and techniques for supporting them whilst they are receiving their vaccination.

Created for carers and family, this page features an array advice on how to best support adults and children with learning disabilities, or an autistic adult or child, through the COVID-19 pandemic.

Created by Birmingham Public Health and Birmingham City Council, this guide contains the updated information how to self-isolate if you have or are suspected of having COVID-19.

Birmingham City Council has created a comprehensive guide to vaccines with information to help myth-busting, as lifting lockdown is dependent on the UK population getting vaccinated.

Germ Defence was developed by health experts in the Universities of Southampton, Bath, and Bristol. It is an interactive mini course of advice to help protect your home from COVID-19, with information on how spreadable the virus is even after vaccination.

Created to share information on long-lasting Coronavirus symptoms in children, Long Covid Kids is where you will find videos, documents, posters, and other resources to educate parents, guardians, and professionals.

The children’s charity Barnado’s wrote a helpful article for parents of children with Special Educational Needs or Disabilities (SEND) for the schools’ reopening.

The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH), the British Association of Perinatal Medicine (BAPM – part of the RCPCH), the Institute of Health Visiting (iHV), and the Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) have created a Coronavirus poster for parents of young babies.

The NHS has prepared leaflets for parents of newborn babies, which answer common questions and offer practical advice on Coronavirus in newborns.

For Birmingham locals, GBNFC are delighted to announce that they have been working in partnership with Barnardo’s and have been contracted to deliver this new service. Their role is to listen carefully and work out the best way to help you and your needs.

If you are an early years worker, a parent, or a carer, this guide includes 10 ways we can make a difference to the wellbeing of children and their families at this difficult time.

This PDF provides some simple advice and guidance to parents and carers to help families work together and support one another during the coronavirus outbreak.

Birmingham Children’s Partnership is offering COVID-19 support for practitioners working with vulnerable families across the city; their resources page covers valuable areas practitioners may need support for.

Barnardo's recently launched 'Boloh' – the UK’s first helpline and webchat supporting vulnerable black, Asian and minority ethnic children and families impacted by COVID-19.

From Birmingham With Love is a partnership of Birmingham organisations offering services and support, including courses and links to where you can find help for issues related to or impacted by Coronavirus.